Building Envelope Spray Foam Installer

A day in the life

You roll out with a well-stocked rig, check hoses and the proportioner, and head to a mix of residential attics and commercial crawl spaces. By mid-morning, you’re dialing in temperatures and pressures, laying down clean, even passes of approved spray foam and blown-in insulation to seal the building envelope. After lunch, you might shift to a tight crawl space, don PPE and a respirator, and coordinate with a teammate to complete a high-quality install—on time, safely, and to spec. Before you leave, you tidy the site, perform light maintenance on equipment, and confirm the next day’s plan.

What you’ll do

• Apply spray foam and blown-in insulation according to project specifications across homes and commercial buildings.
• Operate spray equipment, compressors, hoses, and standard construction tools with confidence.
• Keep projects on schedule; finish efficiently while maintaining craftsmanship and site cleanliness.
• Work in attics, basements, and crawl spaces; respect customers’ homes and deliver excellent service.
• Collaborate closely with crew members; follow all safety protocols and jobsite etiquette.
• Travel and occasional overtime as required by project needs.
• Perform work independently or as part of a team; take ownership of doing it right the first time.
• Conduct routine care and upkeep of tools and equipment.
• Show up reliably and be ready to help where needed beyond core tasks.

What makes you a great fit

• Hands-on spray foam experience is a plus; strong backgrounds in residential painting, insulation, restoration, carpentry, roofing, or related trades are highly valued.
• Experienced painters welcome!
• Exceptional attention to detail, resourcefulness, and the ability to retain training.
• Comfort working in varied conditions: hot/cold temperatures, tight/dark spaces, and wet/dry environments.
• Physical capability to wear a respirator and PPE; crawl, kneel, crouch; climb ladders; and lift 50–75 lbs.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Must be able to read and write English.

Legal

Current US Work Authorization.

About Total Home Performance

We apply leading building-science principles and modern home performance technology to help Eastern Shore homeowners create more comfortable, healthier, safer spaces while cutting energy costs.

Compensation, schedule, and benefits

Job Type: Full-time

• Benefits: Health insurance, dental insurance, paid time off, retirement plan, professional development assistance
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8-hour shift